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Over 700 bodies recovered in Gaza since start of truce
Over 700 bodies recovered in Gaza since start of truce

Ramallah, Jan 26. - Authorities in the Gaza Strip have recovered the bodies of more than 700 Palestinians buried under the rubble since the start of the truce in the territory on October 10 last year, an official source announced today.

Russia concerned about report of possible U.S. oil blockade against Cuba
Russia concerned about report of possible U.S. oil blockade against Cuba

Moscow, Jan 26. - Russian presidential spokesperson Dmitry Peskov expressed today that his country is concerned about circulating reports regarding a possible U.S. oil blockade against Cuba.

Israel accused of expanding control over Gaza, despite truce
Israel accused of expanding control over Gaza, despite truce

Ramallah, January 24.- Amjad Al-Shawa, director of the network of Palestinian NGOs in the Gaza Strip, accused Israel today of taking advantage of the current truce in the territory to expand its control there.

Canada's strong response to Trump after his claim that the country lives thanks to the US
Canada's strong response to Trump after his claim that the country lives thanks to the US

Canada, Jan 24.- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney responded this Thursday to statements by President Donald Trump, who asserted that "Canada lives thanks to the United States."

Russia, USA, and Ukraine begin first tripartite meeting since the start of the conflict
Russia, USA, and Ukraine begin first tripartite meeting since the start of the conflict

Russia, Jan 24.- Representatives of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine are meeting this Friday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, in what constitutes the first tripartite meeting since the beginning of the special military operation in Ukraine. The meeting, considered unprecedented, aims to open a direct communication channel between Moscow and Kyiv with Washington's mediation.

The cost of the blockade: PDVSA lost 240 billion dollars since 2014 due to U.S. sanctions
The cost of the blockade: PDVSA lost 240 billion dollars since 2014 due to U.S. sanctions

Caracas, Jan 24.- According to internal analyses from PDVSA, direct losses caused by the blockade and U.S. economic sanctions have averaged 30 billion dollars annually since 2014.

China emphasizes willingness to strengthen cooperation with Latin America
China emphasizes willingness to strengthen cooperation with Latin America

Beijing, January 23 - Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized today that Beijing is willing to remain a good friend and partner to the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean.

Israel admits to torture of Palestinian prisoners
Israel admits to torture of Palestinian prisoners

Tel Aviv, Jan 22. - Palestinian prisoners incarcerated in Israeli prisons face conditions unfit for human beings and are subjected to torture methods, such as systematic violence, food deprivation, and medical neglect, a report revealed today.

Venezuela, Greenland, and Canada under the US flag in Trump’s posts
Venezuela, Greenland, and Canada under the US flag in Trump’s posts

USA, Jan 21. – On his Truth Social platform, the President of the United States shared images created with artificial intelligence. In one of them, he appears planting the American flag on Greenland’s soil.

Israel holds more than 9,350 Palestinians imprisoned
Israel holds more than 9,350 Palestinians imprisoned

Ramallah, Jan 20. - More than 9,350 Palestinians are currently locked up in Israeli prisons, where they are subjected to all kinds of torture and abuse, denounced NGOs linked to the issue.

Sheinbaum demands
Sheinbaum demands "mutual respect" and "shared responsibility" from the US on security issues

Mexico, Jan 17. - From Mexico, President Claudia Sheinbaum firmly defended her country's security strategy this Friday, January 16, in response to criticism from the United States Department of State. The president emphasized that bilateral cooperation must be based on the principles of "mutual respect" and "shared responsibility," and rejected the notion that the burden of the crisis should fall solely on Mexico.

UN expert report points to U.S. for violating international law and the right to life
UN expert report points to U.S. for violating international law and the right to life

United Nations, Jan 17. - The excessive and illegal use of lethal force by the security forces of the United States of America, both extraterritorially—including on the high seas and in Venezuela—and domestically in law enforcement operations, particularly those related to the enforcement of immigration laws, is deeply concerning, said a UN expert.